Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1935, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935. B-9 ° —By NORMAN MARSH | MODERN MAIDENS I - l R- NEXT" EMPLOYMENT™ DAN DUNN. IRWIN, THE TRIAL RECORD OF YOUNG FIELDS SHOWS THAT BELL WAS SHOT TO DEATH--BUT THE PROSECUTOR NEVER SHOWED WHAT KIND OF A GUN WAS USED--- FROM WHAT I CAN SEE HE WAS CONVICTED MOSTLY ON PUBLIC PREJUDICE / Secret Operative 48 YL YT Y BELL WAS WELL LIKED--PUBLIC FEELING RAN HIGH OVER HIS DEATH -~-FIELDS WORKED IN HIS BANK--HAD AN ARGUMENT WITH BELL A COUPLE OF DAYS BEFORE THE MURDER --ALSO FIELDS' ACCOUNTS WERE TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS cezzza, THE PAPERS WILL COVER MORE / 4 THAN THE ACTUAL TRIAL-- {7 WE CAN GET THE WHOLE ¥4 PICTURE OF THE SITUATION NO. IRWIN , THER ARE TOO MANY WELL,I GUESS \ LOOP-HOLES-- IT'S A HOPELESS | LET'S GET DOWN PROPOSITION, TO THE THEN, AIN'T NEWSPAPERS,! ‘AT RIGHT, MR. AND MRS. HAVE A Goop TiME AT The BRIDGE CLUB ToDAY 2 WHAT WAS THE MATree2 DIDNT e CARDS FALL RIGHT For You 2@ = OH, MRS. GADDER _| TaLkeD ALL AFTERNOON C’«/ ABOUT HER OPERATION AND £ 5| NoBobY Took THE SLIGHTEST ! NSTICE oF My NEW PERMANENT OH, THE Foob WAS OH, | HAD Goop ALL RIGHT ENOUGH ENOUGH HANDS e 7-19 @100 e & 7. A8 Rirnin Bt “SAY, IF A JOB SHOWED UP HERE, I'D TAKE IT MYSELF!" LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. l Letter-Out and model girls do it. COPSE Brucs BE BEATEN. BU SO, HE DOESN'T ADMIT IT, YET- OF COURSE HE STILL IS SLUGG? VERY RICH AND POWERFUL= oW ke AND HE'S COMPLETELY HE? HE'S UNSCRUPULOUS- BUT ALREADY N WERE TOO BIG FOR HIM LICKED JOUCH USC HES SMART WELL, BOYS- THE WORST IS OVER- WE'RE OVER THE HUMP= IT'LL BE (DOWN- GRADE, I FROM NOW ON=- SENIORS FACTOR WARDED Letter-Out and they keep you awake Letter-Out and it's a vessel. | THINK! THINK! THINK! THERE'S ALWAYS A wAY :rro BEAT_ANY GAME- AND A LAST T BELIEVE I'M BEGINNING TO GET THE ANS TO HE KNOWS ENOUGH TO KNOW (T- DON'T WORRY ABOUT SLLUGG ANY MORE, ELI- Letter-Out and he's a counter 4 Letter-Out and it's a military 5 maneuver. EDITORS Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word | called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite | the word vou have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly 1t will spell a good place to get lost. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. STRAIN Letter-Out and the farmer needs T | : RAINS Letter-Out and it's a clean-up. SCOURED Letter-Out and he's a scoffer. GIBER Letter-Out and let’s make it two. TWAIN CAROUSED | A| IN| Letter-Out and it's good treat- S ment for a bad tooth DENTAL BERING WATKIN SLANTED THEY DC UNLESS THEY DIG UP THE DOUGH TO PAY THE INTEREST ON THEIR MORTGAGE BY A WEEX FROM 7 SATURDAY ® MOONSHINE, YOU MEAN TO SAY THEY'LL LOSE THEIR HOUSEP AND WILLIE, I WAS WONDERING, SINCE YOU HAVE HAD SUCH GOOD FORTUNE FINANCIALLY, F OO W ONLY $3002¢ 0 JUST IMAGINE! AND T COULDN'T / BORROW IT FROM MR. MANDEL. / '[; OR MIMS £ SIMPSON, EVEN e gUDCnE S\LB%\LZON AND o THE i IMMY DOWi LOOKE ) OUT THE WINDOW WHEN TIGHTWADS; I ASKED THEM-— (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle AaalAdEA AEERAN o~ A A /, 7 . REG’LAR FELLERS. THATS A HES AS FLAT As A FLOUNDER, . PANCAKE PINHEAD! I WONDER HOW HE MR. SALMON, WHAT KIND OF A FISH 1S THAT I BETCHA A WHALE FELL ON HiIM!? Across. Greek letter. 5. Reasonable. 3. Classical drinking cup. . Unutterable. Ammonia compound. . Study. Caprice. Drove. Design. Matron. Era. Having facets. Insane, . Myself. Plate. Pierce. Enrolled. . Woodland deities. . Animals. . Twitching. Counter-irritant. . Molding. . Paramount. . Tender. Deceived. . Greek letter. Guided. . Cuddles. 5. Eccentrie rotating piece. . Leaf angle. . Pale. . Spanish measure of length. . Estate. . Impure metal. . Proofreader’s mark. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. 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